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HALLOWS, C
HAMMOND WR
HARDINGE, HTW
LORD HAWKE
HAYWARD T.W
HEARNE, J.T
HEARNE, JW
HENDREN, E
HEWETT, H.T
HOBBS, JB
HOLMES, P
HUGGINS JH
Name: Hayward, Thomas Walter
Position: Batsman
Date of Birth: 1871, March 29
Place of Birth: Cambridge
Died: 1939, July 19
   
Gabriel Cricketer Series [1902]
Tests:35 for England
Batting and Fielding

Bowling
I No HS Runs Avg 100 50 Ct St
60 2 137 1999 34.46 3 12 19 -
Balls Runs Wkts Avg BB. 5wl 10wM
887 514 14 36.71 4-22 - -

From a batting dynasty.
Son of Daniel Hayward, nephew of Thomas Hayward, the greatest bat of his day (1860's)
Cut and off-drive were his favourite, but not only, scoring strokes.
First match for Surrey was in 1893.
1898 against Lancashire at the Oval he scored 315 not out.
He played 29 Tests against Australia.
6 matches against South Africa.
He was a Player and as such took the field in 29 matches against the Gentleman.
For 20 years (1895-1901) he scored over 1000 runs a season.
This masks the larger totals such as 1904; 3170 runs, 1906; 3518 runs.
1905-1914 Hayward and Hobbs were the most effective opening pair in the game.
Hayward was the second batsman to achieve 100 centuries (after WG Grace)
In 1901 he equalled CB Fry's achievement of 13 centuries in a season.
1900 scored 1000 runs by the end of May.
If he had not been so brilliant with the bat there is a fair chance he could have maintained his position in the Surrey side because of his pretty decent bowling form..


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